Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
A4 single-line spiral-bound notebook, 280 pages, manufactured in Jaipur, India. The largest notebook in the spiral range, with page-retention and coil-strength checks recommended for bulk orders.
Quantity & Pricing
| Quantity Range | Unit Type | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| 100-500 | piece | ₹ 70.83 |
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This A4 single-line notebook holds 280 ruled pages in a spiral-bound format, the top of a spiral range that also includes 140, 180, 220, and 260-page options. It is built for buyers who want the most writing space in one bound book, for term-long records, extended project logs, or office documentation kept in a single volume. Jaipur has an established base of notebook and paper manufacturers, several running dedicated spiral binding lines alongside standard exercise book production, supplying both domestic and export markets. For stationery wholesalers, school supply distributors, and office supply retailers internationally, this means access to export-ready spiral notebook production backed by full documentation.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Size | A4 |
| Ruling | Single line |
| Page Count | 280 pages |
| Paper Weight | Specify GSM per order, since GSM and page count together set finished thickness |
| Binding Type | Spiral (wire-o or plastic coil), coil size matched to the finished page block, specify per order |
| Cover Options | Specify color and design per order, rigid back board recommended at this page count |
| Lay-Flat Function | Yes, opens flat at any page |
| Use Case | Term-long notebooks, extended project logs, office documentation, reference records |
| Customization | Custom cover design, branding, coil color, and divider pages available for bulk orders |
| Packaging | Individual unit or bulk pack, bulk export cartons, specify per order |
| HS Code | 4820.10 (registers, notebooks), confirm with CHA |
A thick page block puts steady load on every punched hole. Weak punching or thin paper lets pages tear free of the coil after a few weeks of use, which is the most common complaint about high-capacity spiral notebooks. Buyers can ask the manufacturer for a simple page pull test on sample units, and for the coil wire gauge, before approving a bulk run. A supplier who tests these two points regularly will usually share the results without difficulty.
With 280 pages behind it, a flimsy back board flexes and bends whenever the notebook is used without a desk, such as on a lap or standing at a counter. A rigid back board keeps the writing surface flat and protects the last pages from creasing. Ask for the board thickness in the specification sheet, and compare it across suppliers rather than accepting a generic "hard cover" description.
Large paper blocks absorb moisture from the air, and a spiral notebook stored in a damp warehouse or a sea container with poor ventilation can cockle, with pages rippling or the cover curling away from the coil. Stacked cartons add pressure that can flatten or kink the coil on the bottom layers. Buyers shipping by sea should ask about moisture-barrier wrapping, shrink wrap on each unit, and the maximum stacking height the export carton is rated for.
Distributors holding stock for several months should keep cartons off the floor, away from external walls, and lying flat rather than upright, since standing a thick spiral notebook on its coil edge for long periods can bend the wire. These are small handling points, but they decide whether stock sells as new or gets marked down.
The 280-page option sits only 20 pages above the 260-page notebook, a difference most end users will not notice in daily use. Retailers with limited shelf space or a tight SKU list may prefer to stock one of the two rather than both. The 280-page version makes sense when you want the largest page count on the shelf for marketing reasons, when an institutional buyer specifies a minimum of 280 pages, or when your private label range is built around a fixed set of page counts. Otherwise, choosing between 220, 260, and 280 pages on real usage gives a cleaner range.
Jaipur's notebook manufacturing base includes producers running spiral binding across many page counts and paper weights, so buyers can source a full spiral range from one supplier with consistent paper, coil, and cover standards. That consistency matters most at the top of the range, where paper choice, punching quality, coil size, and cover board all need to be matched to keep a heavy notebook usable.
Individual units, shrink-wrapped where requested, or bulk multi-pack configurations, specify per order. Bulk export cartons for wholesale shipment, packed so the coil is not bent under stacking pressure. Custom branding and private label packaging available for buyers building their own stationery line.
MOQ: Confirm current minimum order quantity directly, as this varies based on paper GSM, cover design, coil color, and whether the order uses existing designs or custom development.
HS Code: 4820.10 for notebooks and registers, confirm exact classification with your customs broker.
Mode of Shipment: Sea freight standard for bulk wholesale orders, air freight available for smaller or urgent orders. Calculate weight per carton before planning container loads, and confirm moisture protection for sea transit.
Lead Time: Confirm current production lead time based on order volume and whether custom cover printing, coil color matching, or divider pages are involved.
Quality inspection reports available per batch on request, Certificate of Origin, FSC-certified paper sourcing available on request for buyers with sustainability requirements.
Ask the manufacturer for a page pull test on sample units and for the coil wire gauge. Weak hole punching or thin paper is the usual cause of pages tearing loose, and a supplier who tests these points can share the results before you approve a bulk run.
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